The Additional Qualification Dance Part 1 Course is an introduction to the pedagogical and practical applications of dance in elementary and secondary schools as both a distinct discipline and teaching methodology. Active and experiential sessions provide candidates with an opportunity to develop skills and confidence in the use of dance across the curriculum. Through the …
The Additional Qualification Dance Part 2 Course explores the theoretical and practical applications of teaching dance in both elementary and secondary programs. Building upon the concepts and skills developed in Dance Part 1, candidates deepen their practice through an active exploration of dance education, with an emphasis on inquiry, advocacy, curriculum planning and effective unit …
The Additional Qualification Course: Dance Part 3 Specialist employs a critical, pedagogical lens to explore in a holistic and integrated manner theoretical and practical applications of teaching dance in both elementary and secondary programs. Building upon the concepts and skills developed in Dance Part 2, candidates examine instructional design and practices, assessment and evaluation, the …
Exploring Financial Literacy by having students play games that require making investment decisions, acquiring resources, bartering and selling items. Teachers can assess through observation, conversation and the direct results of the students ability to be successful in the games. Presented by: Brian Aspinall. Please visit OTF Connects for additional information and registration.
Plan to attend the 2017 Conference! This annual language arts conference will be held on February 23 and 24. The opening presentation will feature guest speaker Neil Pasricha and a performance by Toronto’s award-winning Etobicoke School for the Arts show choir. Meal Keynotes will include Canadian authors: Deborah Ellis, Margaret Trudeau, Marie-Louise Gay and Steve …
